Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-22
GONE OFF WITH HER RoARDER.
Mrs. Clancy Follows Hendricks to
 Rochester and the TWO Disappear

Mrs. Clancy Follows Hendricks to Rochester and the TWO Disappear Together.
 All doubts as to the reasons that induced Mrs. Clancy, the wife of James Clancey, who is employed at the pie bakery of H. H. Olds & Co.,, to sell her husbands furniture and flee from her home at 72o Grand ave- nue, taking with her her fourteen year old daughter Mamie, would seem to be set at rest by news which her husband has received from Rochester, N. Y. It will be remem- bered that when Mrs. Clancy disappeared from her home last week, after having dis posed of her husbands household effects, which were worth over $400, for about SIS, one of her boarders was also missing. This boarder was one L. D. Hendricks, whose home was in Rochester where he had wife, who is described as an unusually handsome woman. At the time that Mrs. Clancy left it was whispered about that she had enter tained relations towards Hendricks that were hardly in keeping with her standing as wife and mother, and these whispers had grown broader and louder until the deserted hus- band felt it incumbent on him to investigate what foundation there was for them. Ac- cordingly he communicated with Mrs. Hen dricks at Rochester and on Monday last re-
 
 [. 5. H. left Rochester with your wife Go to postoffice for letter.
 MRS. L. D. HENDRICKS
 The husbands suspicious were confirmed by the telegram, and further convincing proof of his wife's faithlessness was afforded by letter from Mrs. Hendricks which reached this city yesterday. In it the heart broken wife frankly confessed the villainy of her husband, and gave information concern ing the guilty relations of the pair in New Haven that confirmed the worst fears of the deserted husband. Mrs. Hendricks came to New Haven recently and insisted on her hus- band going back to Rochester with her, and both went away on the same day that she arrived here. From what Mrs. Hendricks now says it would appear that after Hendricks went away he kept up corre- spondence with Mrs. Clancey, and through the letters which have since fallen into Mrs. Hendricks hands she learned their guilty secrets. Where the e1oping pair have gone, whether they have fled north or south east or west, is not known, as Mrs. Hendricks gave no information on this point. MT. Clancy is not at all desirous of ascertaining his wife's whereabouts further than to get possession of his daughter whom he does not wish to leave in the custody of her faithless mother. He declares that he will have nothing further to do with her and will let her go her own way for the future, but he is anx- ious to get tidings of his young daughter and, if possible, bring her back under his own care and protection. Mir. Clancy is now living with his three remaining children at the home of his parents, at 217 East street MT. Clancy has been in the employ of H. H. Olds 6 Go. for twenty.one years and is one of their most trusted employees. His present misfortune has gained for him the sympathy of wide circle of friends who hope that he will realize his one wish, to get back the young daughter of which his faith less wife has robbed him